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aWe have also convinced the World Bank to finance the project,a the minister told journalists here on Tuesday. He said the government was able to convince the World Bank that it was not legally necessary to seek an NOC (no-objection certificate) from a neighbouring country to build a dam and that Pakistanas first priority was Diamer-Bhasha dam after which it would consider Dasu Dam. The World Bank has been reluctant to finance Diamer-Bhasha dam and had linked its willingness to an NOC from India a a condition unacceptable to Pakistan. The bank had, however, offered to provide financing for Dasu Dam to produce cheap hydropower. Responding to a question, Mr Dar said the ADB was appreciative of the economic reforms initiated by the new government and had aagreed to actively engage with Pakistana again after the adverse policies of the previous government that resulted in more flows to the ADB than into Pakistan.

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Some of India’s best economists participated in building a bureaucratic consensus within DEA. All finance ministers, and especially P Chidambaram , encouraged this trend. But unfortunately, in recent past, during Pranab Mukherjee’s finance ministership, largescale staffing changes disrupted this institutional culture. Today’s DEA is launching fewer policy projects, and often gets things wrong, despite the ministerial calibre of Chidambaram, because he inherited a broken institutional culture.